Sipapu Adobe House

The Adobe House was one of the original buildings that predate the ski resort. Originally it served as a gift shop and trading post run by Sipapu founders Lloyd and Olive Bolander.

Located just across the highway from the base area, Sipapu’s adobe house is classic New Mexico style home for guests desiring a more quiet stay surrounded by the lush alpine valley. Yet, it’s only 900 feet, or 360 steps to the chairlifts.

The Sipapu Adobe House overlooks the ski resort

The Sipapu Adobe House sleeps 3-14 people and features 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a well-appointed kitchen, two separate dining areas, and a spacious living room on one level. The living room has the original vigas and a stone fireplace. Parking is available for two cars, with additional parking available in the main lot.

*No TV in this unit

The sleeping accommodations include two King-size beds, two Bunk beds and two full-size sofa sleepers. The two bathrooms include a shower only (no bathtub). The kitchen includes a full-size stove and refrigerator, and comes with all the essentials like cookware, dishes, glassware, silverware, microwave, toaster, and coffeemaker.

Well-behaved pets welcome in the Adobe House for an additional cost of $25 per pet per visit.

A gentle reminder that these historic units have delicate septic systems and can be easily overloaded. Please be mindful of electric usage in these units.

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